Open every Tuesday from 9-11:30 am. Last number given out at 11 am. Located on the 54 bus line. Address is 5801 Harford Rd, 21214. Use the parking lot entrance. This is a completely client-choice distribution. Serving zip codes 21206, 21214, 21218, 21234, and 21239. Bring ID and LOTS of shopping bags. Numbers distributed at 8 AM. Line up before 11 AM for a number.

No pre-registration required

ADEDAYO ARIYIBI (443) 845-0003 Start: 6/22/2026 10:00:00 AM End: 7/31/2026 10:00:00 AM

can call ahead to confirm opening 410-426-8177

Bring mobile phones, virtual check ins . FORM FILLING

Ray of Hope Baptist Church is a community church in Northeast Baltimore that hosts a free Summer Food Service Program site, providing weekday breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under throughout the summer. Established in 1978, the church's broader summer ministry includes Camp Crusaders, a summer camp for ages 4 to 11, and an annual Vacation Bible School. The church partners with other local congregations and community organizations on outreach and feeding programs, and is registered as a Nourishing Neighbors impact site distributing free dinner and bagged groceries to neighbors in need. All are welcome regardless of faith, ethnicity, or race.

Free meals and snacks are served to children and teens eighteen years old and younger through the federally funded Summer Food Service Program. The site is hosted at the Herring Run Recreation Center, a Baltimore City Recreation and Parks facility. No registration, ID, or proof of income is required. Meals meet United States Department of Agriculture nutritional standards and are provided regardless of family income.

Baltimore City Public Schools summer meal site at Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School that provides free, ready-to-eat breakfast and lunch to youth eighteen and younger during the school summer break. Operated by the school cafeteria as part of Maryland's SUN Meals program and the federal Summer Food Service Program, with no ID, registration, or proof of income required. Meals are prepared by BCPS Food and Nutrition Services staff.

Baltimore City Public Schools hosts the USDA-funded Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), administered by the Maryland State Department of Education, to ensure children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is out. At this site, children are served ready-to-eat breakfast and lunch free of charge. No registration or documentation is required for participants, and children need not be enrolled at the school to receive meals. Operated by dedicated cafeteria staff at Northwood Elementary.

Freedom Baptist Missionary Church, led by Bishop Calvin Monroe and First Lady Carolyn Monroe, operates a USDA Summer Food Service Program site serving Baltimore residents. They also distribute food boxes with fresh fruits and vegetables to youth and families, available for pickup each week while supplies last.

Weekly, no-cost food distribution run by Food Rescue Baltimore at Grace Baptist Church. Open, client-choice grocery pickup of rescued food; bring your own bags. No registration or ID mentioned; available while supplies last each Friday. The entrance is at the side red door on East 32nd St.